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Power Station at BerkleeNYC is a renowned recording studio complex located in New York City, originally built in 1977. The facility has hosted a diverse array of iconic artists, including Bruce Springsteen, Madonna, and Lady Gaga, and continues to be a significant hub for the music industry. Originally a Con Edison power relay station, the building has evolved over the years, serving as a television studio before becoming a premier destination for music recording. Under the stewardship of Berklee, the studios have been upgraded with cutting-edge video technology, preserving the legacy of the Power Station while enhancing its capabilities for modern music production. Generated from the website

AMV Unitel 57 is a 3,000-square-foot studio equipped with dimmers, routing switchers, tape machines, CD players and microphones with fiber connectivity. The studio features control and dressing rooms and postproduction facilities. It is operated by All Mobile Video, which is one of the leading providers of end-to-end video and audio solutions in the United States. The company offers services for entertainment, sports and news programming and special events, such as the Super Bowl The Grammy Awards and MTV Video Music Awards. Its services include design, editing, DVD authoring and digital asset management. All Mobile Video also provides recording and editing equipment on a rental basis.